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Easily find high-quality, well-researched materials that provide a Christian perspective on topics ranging from headlines to history. Start using this invaluable tool TODAY for preparing your Bible studies, presentations, class lectures, sermons, ... Heresy in the Early Church; Issue 51 | 1996; Purchase this issue...
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Priscillian was excommunicated by a synod at Saragossa in 380 but was ultimately executed -- the first case of capital punishment for heresy in the history of the Church. The Paulicans of Armenia, another dualist sect (6th century), rejected the Old Testament and much of the New.
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www.historyguide.org/ancient/lecture27b.html
www.historyguide.org/ancient/lecture27b.html
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It is not easy to define Gnosticism since there were many forms of the heresy. Some of its forms were obviously non-Christian but it was the apparently Christian forms that were the more dangerous for the Church because they were more subtle. ... The History Index...
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www.eaglewing.org.uk/theology/history/gnostic.html
www.eaglewing.org.uk/theology/history/gnostic.html
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What is heresy? Who were the great heretics and what did they believe? Why might those originally condemned as heretics come to be regarded as martyrs and cherished as saints? ... Let us learn from history and find a way to revere salvation through Christ Jesus and not through profession of the “correct” creed...
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www.indwelt.com/books/other/herhist.html
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In Part IV the history of heresy continued with the Greek Schism and its profound effect upon the unity of the Church. The West has always longed for the Orthodox Eastern Churches to reunite with Rome with the Pope as visible head of a unified Church.
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www.roman-catholic.com/Roman/Articles/heretic/heretics5...
www.roman-catholic.com/Roman/Articles/heretic/heretics5.htm
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Iconoclast heresy was a dispute over the use of religious images (icons) in the Byzantine Empire in the 8th and 9th centuries. The Iconoclasts (those who rejected images) objected to icon worship for several reasons, including the Old Testament prohibition against images in the Ten Commandments (Ex. ... Byzantine History...
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www.neobyzantine.org/orthodoxy/history/iconoclast.php
www.neobyzantine.org/orthodoxy/history/iconoclast.php
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Monophysite heresy ... Byzantine History ... History and Councils...
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www.neobyzantine.org/orthodoxy/history/monophysite.php
www.neobyzantine.org/orthodoxy/history/monophysite.php
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You jump to assumptions unsupported by history that Christ was trying to establish a dynasty. He really ticked off the Pharisees and such by not coming to establish a dynasty.
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www.thecitizen.com/node/6064
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